idolize vs personable

Some examples from the web:

• And what's Jose need a caped crusader to idolize when he's got Tío Carlos?
• Children idolize their parents, and when a parent abandons them they often absorb the blame.
• Let's not idolize your father because he's dead.
• Because they're the type of children who idolize Dr. Brennan.
• They idolize violence and the warrior ways of the past.
• The villagers dinna idolize me like they used to.
• Sons used to idolize their fathers.
• Daughters are supposed to idolize their at times, I was worthy of that love.
• Because you're Quinn Fabray, and I idolize you.
• You idolize me, and nothing could ever knock me off that pedestal you put me on.
• Why do you idolize that man and the time he wrote about?
• Elbert Hubbert once wrote: "If men could only know each other, they would neither idolize nor hate."
• Why didn't he call Topher or Landry or a of the other million people around here who idolize him?
• The kids that idolize ball players?
• I absolutely idolize Rayna Jaymes.
• You idolize Max, right?
• You seem like you idolize him.
• You idolize the other.
• They idolize the ground you walk on.

Some examples from the web:

• You're sweet and personable, too.
• He's disarming, personable, may even be charming.
• He's-he's funny, he's personable, he's good-looking.
• Now... don't take this the wrong way, but being young and personable, and saying bad words on TV just is not going to cut it right now, trust me.
• You seem to be a personable enough young man - nicely spoken, neatly dressed in brand-new country gentleman's clothing.
• Just you're - you're warm and personable and funny.
• She's quick, personable.
• She's all sweet and personable.
• You're personable, you're fun, you're friendly.
• And I know that I'm-I'm not the most personable guy in the world, but that doesn't mean that I can't run a business.
• Sforza is personable - not unlike your brother.
• It'll make her more personable with people.
• It'll make her more personable with people.
• And it is quite a rugged, personable little thing.
• You have to be personable enough to make the audience want to invite you into their home.
• I was pleasant and personable, I showed a reasonable amount of intelligence,
• I don't know. I mean, to me, you seem like this really personable guy.
• Someone who struck you as peculiar, personable or just plain puzzling?
• You're fun, you're personable, a little flirtatious.
• And James is not just handsome and athletic, he's smart and charming and very personable.